On Jun 15, 2016, at 07:45, Shane Stanley <email@hidden> wrote:
Perhaps Shane could comment?
I've never seen «class HTML» on the clipboard; HTML is normally just text. That suggests it's from a particular app, but which? And what does it look like?
You've already solved that, but let's put it in the conversation for completeness.
Text copied from a web page to the clipboard:
«class weba» -- Safari «class HTML» -- Google Chrome, Firefox, several other browsers…
A complete record for Safari:
{{«class weba», 1645}, {«class RTF », 661}, {«class utf8», 207}, {«class ut16», 414}, {uniform styles, 268}, {string, 206}, {scrap styles, 42}, {Unicode text, 414}, {uniform styles, 268}, {scrap styles, 42}}
A complete record for Chrome:
{{«class utf8», 207}, {«class HTML», 1331}, {«class ut16», 416}, {string, 207}, {Unicode text, 414}}
Extracting the HTML is useful for entry into several applications like Evernote, and Notes.app.
Manipulation and reentry of the HTML on the Clipboard is also useful.
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